6 must be the age where the inner artist really starts to bloom.
At least this is the case at our house. The day isn’t complete if Emory has created a big stack of new art, and to be honest, it isn’t half bad either.
The kids will be sharing a bedroom in our next place. I am a little nervous that my two perfect sleepers will no longer exist, but I am sure that once the adjustment period is over all will be fine. Of course I am already scheming inexpensive decor ideas for their room and I keep coming back to the idea of a gallery wall filled with their art.
After spending endless hours on the internet looking for inspiration, I finally determined what kind of style I am going for and a few key guidelines that I plan to stick to.
1. Add Lots of Bright Color
I simply love this gallery wall. Obviously not made with children’s art, but it does speak to me. I really love the bright colors. When Emory paints, her colors tend to bleed together and we end up with a ton of green/brown paintings. A little direction on cleaning brushes and picking colors may help with this, and I think she would love to create some art with vivid colors.
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2. Use a Variety of Sizes
Big art, little art, square art, rectangular art…I’ll take it all. We don’t descriminate over here. Plus I think it adds a little character.
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3. Fill the Wall & Stick with Light Frames
I adore gallery walls that occupy the entire wall. Its prominent, unique and special. I also prefer keeping the frames light. I think this allows the art to steal the show and less attention is drawn to the frame.
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4. Create A Drying Station
Yep, I am positive we need a drying station. Nothing like seeing where the artist makes it all happen. Adorable and practical. Can’t ask for more.
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Great tips! I really feel some kids art would sell for hundreds if you said an adult did it! lol!
Love that little drying station and such great tips!
I am a big fan of kids art! Love the first photo with the arrangement and the difference colored frames. So bright and happy!
Great tips! Kids art is my absolute favorite.
Loving the gallery wall idea! The drying station is very cute
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l love them all! The drying station is adorable… and those cute red chairs…
For my kids wall art I chose white frames for the colourful paintings and mainly black for the sketches. You can see some of them here http://55designstreet.blogspot.com.au/2014/01/kids-artwork.html
Mirela